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[Touch Cruise ROM Development] HRQ.SLV:
It's Spb Mobile Shell.

And you can find it here:

http://www.spbsoftwarehouse.com/pocketpc-software/mobileshell/
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] tarekam:
hI ,

I'm using SPB V3, but i need to disable the Titanium, how can i do that ???
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] jeet1988:
i m unable to use spb shell latest with windows mobile 6.5 ,it get installed but doesnt come up on today screen and nor tha shortcuts work

plz help
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] deepthroat:
Off-topics - settings today items and uncheck windows default.

whose rom do you use? please post your question there, might be someone can help you more, btw do search for neos2007 openVG drivers.cab, try to install it, see whether it works for you.
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] c_shekhar:
Thanks a lot.....:)
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] subirsingh28:
Thanx..but where can i find free to download spb mobile shell 3
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] deepthroat:
you're welcome Sir, here is the threat for titanium plug-in collection :)
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] Petulinek:
This is not free program...

You can download and test trail version :)
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] freakenstein:
SPD 3.0

just started playing with it:

click to enlarge

Maybe i'll try the other 2 aswell, much better then no shell at all :D
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] nicandris:
today

well i used to have SPB Mobile Shell v3, but since i upgraded to wm6.5, i don't think it's needed... the titanium is really neet and i don't think loading any other today plugins is necessary. except ofcourse if you hate anything microsoft creates, but i think that would mean a permanent change to Android. By the way, android's interface is exactly the same as spb shell
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] sonus:
PointUI's Home 2 IMO, the only way to roll. MS3 is a close second though. M2D is a distant third with its lack of landscape, and lack of one hand friendliness (esp in the car).
[Advantage X7510 General] adamo86:
is there away to view attached pics on word files
[Advantage X7510 General] Just about right:
Unfortunately not that I know of....unless you get Textmaker from Softmaker. They have trials that you can use for up to 30 days that work with Powerpoint, word and excel. Give it a look and I hope it helps and does what you need.

http://www.softmaker.com/english/of_en.htm
[Advantage X7510 General] adamo86:
thanks

thanks i will chek it out
[General Questions and Answers] mushi214:
i still cant get my keyboard to work properly on my dash after the update i tried everything but some reason i cant install the .cab there is no icon for me to install someone help me please im new to this anyone please help?
[General Questions and Answers] orb3000:
Welcome to the forum

Have you already made a hard reset?

Have you tried to install another ROM?

Read here for more info and help:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=415225

And:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=381726

Hope it helps,
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 6 Upgrading] dhellb0y:
Plz help me n sorry 4 my bad english b,coz i m new hear.i have a xda ii pda n i upgrade it wm2003 to wm6.1 but i dont do d hard reset n now my pda is on o2 screen n i dont do anything if press reset button+camera+record button for hard reset it no screen show if i plug in for charge no light show n if i try to connect to pc d pc says usb erorr n no light show now what can i do? Plz help me
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 6 Upgrading] gtrix:
when you pressed reset button+camera+record button, did you see the screen that has:

Enable KITL -> NO

Clean Registry Hive -> YES

Format Storage -> YES

if you couldn't see this option, try reflashing the rom.. :)
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 6 Upgrading] dhellb0y:
Thank you for replay.you say reflashing rom why i can do it? My pda is not connect to my pc.plz help me now what can i do?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 6 Upgrading] muckelmaus:
Between hope and hate

It is absolutely necessary that your device does enter bootloader mode.

Press On/Off button, DPad and Soft Reset all together!!

Your device should show 'Serial' now! Connect to your PC and the device should change to: 'USB'.

Otherwise you got a nice paperweight now, and that would be bad.

Did you follow this, as you flashed the first time?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=332215

Did you use XP od vista 32bit (64bit does not work!?!) and did you follow this guide?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=428469

Never disconnect the device or the power-charger while flashing.

Try to reflash to get your sweet back, for us it is the most important to find out what went wrong to prevent others to do the same mistake.

Good luck!
[S740, S743 General] ch2:
I create Long_Home.lnk:

29#"\Windows\CeleTask.exe"

and I copy this file to /Windows but it doesn`t work... :(

This trick work on my QTEK 8130, why it doesn`t work on S740?
[S740, S743 General] santiago79:
Same problem

I also switch from Qtek 8310 (HTC Tornado) to the Rose and miss the long press feature much. Still get the problem to remap some of the HW keys to long press. There are different links for camera button and the other HW buttons than on another HTC WM6.1 devices, so the old tricks do not work. So please, anybody know how to remap some of the buttons - Home, leftsoft, etc. for long press?
[G1 Android Development] 85Mario85:
i had the jf v1.43 and upgraded to 1.5 and now the The screen is stuck on the ANDROID screen.

Anything i can do?
[G1 Android Development] xavier6303:
Mine did the same thing. Try wiping it in recovery and then re-applying the update. That did the trick for me.
[G1 Android Development] jairomeo:
i had the same kind of problem and posted my solution here with the issue I had

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=511709
[G1 Android Development] southsko:
wow....

Yeah,

go to the recovery screen (hold home key and hit power)

ALT-W

then after do that again and

ALT-S
[G1 Android Development] meenxo:
Had the same problems. But it was caused by an app, so I deleted it off the SD through ubuntu. Everything is good now!
[G1 Android Development] jschudar:
Yep I had the same issue, and my friend as well. This above post fixed the issue.
[G1 Android Development] xdavidn88:
Mine was stuck too, just give it a few days.

Worked for me.
[G1 Android Development] adaimespechip:
I had the same problem after a manual update.. seems so sluggish.

Wiped the phone and rebooted and it worked fine.
[XPERIA X1 General] pekvocey:
hi,

I just wanna find the web browser which has the function like the manual configuration for proxy for my SEX1. Because I want to use the wifi at my Uni, but it requires that I have to config the proxy settings like the guide of Uni, then I can surf web via Uni wifi..

Thanx
[XPERIA X1 General] wachkar:
I use NetFront Web Browser v3.5

It has this feature + many others.

It is set as my default browaser.

I highly recommend it
[XPERIA X1 General] dadeadman:
Opera has proxy settings too i think. Go to opera:config
[Touch HD General] _ray_:
hi guys,

i just bought my brand new htd touch hd :)

so far am very happy with it.

but there is one thing, when i play youtube videos through the client on higher quality setting, there is a slight lagg after every frame, but voice sync is ok.

any ideas how to correct this problem?

problem also persists when i connect through wifi. I haven't installed any third party software or roms yet. and it shows 45% memory usage while playing videos.

cheers
[Touch HD General] barakoas:
Well ur not alone mate.. i have same laggery problem on every rom i tried. I found that it have lags while it downloading video in to memory! Try to pause it while it loading and keep it paused til its fully loaded and then play it.. lags gone!! actually i hate this bug and dunno what to do with it!! any help?
[Touch HD General] PRAP:
I also have that problem.

I think that it is probabily related with the qualcomm missing drivers. (?)
[Touch HD General] dataSaMm:
Could be for sure, as youtube is related to graphics.
[Touch HD General] barakoas:
I dont think its about drivers.. it have lags just when it downloading (buffering) video... it have nothing to do with video drivers..
[Touch HD General] jankos:
It's related with video graphics, especially with video driver, because when you set to the low quality the lag is missing. I thing that internet connection doesn't concern the lag, because I've tried with fast internet and the lag also exists. If HTC create more suitable driver for Youtube, like CorePlayer, the lag will vanish. :)
[Touch HD General] str0nz0:
This is NO driver issue.

When the Video is completely loaded in High Quality, there is no lag!

So this cant be related to the videodriver, it hast something to do with buffering and internet connection!!
[Touch HD General] barakoas:
well .. thats what i said.. nobody reads it seems :rolleyes:
[Touch HD General] str0nz0:
yes and nobody seems to really care about this, because this problem exits since the beginning of touch hd and there is no solution to this i know of

:(
[Wing, P4350 General] minaru_07:
hi..

i have Dopod C800. it will not turn on. i performed the HardSPL but it failed. before, i can still enter the bootloader. UNFORTUNATELY, at this time, it will not turn on even on the bootloader:(:(:(

is there any way to fix my phone??? please help.. i hope there's still ways to fix my phone.. thanks in advance..
[Wing, P4350 General] husker91:
Uhm, Was your IPL higher than 4.0? if its any loader than it will fail...

Im not very experienced with this stuff but can you post a link to the hardspl you downloaded and the tutorial? Obviously if you used a hardspl not meant for your device than it will result in a total brick.
[Touch GSM General] manachinmaniac:
do any of u guys know how to get the volume thing that appears when u use the elfin's volume hardware buttons? its like an entire grey page with bars....

do u guys know what i'm talking about?
[Touch GSM General] Lokosis:
It's built into all the newer rom releases? What build/version are you using?
[Touch GSM General] manachinmaniac:
yes, i think so. i'm currently using onyx's winmo 6.5 rom. i want that feature and several others built into cooked roms.
[Touch GSM General] RationalGaze:
I was also searching for this app today... wasted about 1 hour finding it...still emptyhanded. Well, could somebody please tell me (us..) what is the app called like? Would be nice, beacuse it isn't cooked into the onyx 5.0 rom...

Thank you
[Touch GSM General] manachinmaniac:
i do hope dsixda looks at our posts here. or maybe! we should write to him!!!
[Touch GSM General] RationalGaze:
Ok, will you, or should I?
[Touch GSM General] Cero92:
Yes i'd like this too, i'm using "A Touch of 6.5" ROM and i like it a lot, but this "volume manager" is missing :(
[Touch GSM General] manachinmaniac:
i wrote to him a few days ago. no reply yet
[Touch GSM General] manachinmaniac:
guys! i found the answer!

http://www.4shared.com/file/66058074/b13d4b89/MBarvian_Opal_Volume_Control.html

we should thank MBarvian! he made it all along!! check out his site for other great stuff

http://mbarvian.freehostia.com/
[Touch GSM General] manachinmaniac:
MBarvian! wherever u r! thanks in a million!
[Touch GSM General] Cero92:
Thanks! :D
[Touch GSM General] jeremy89632:
The 'grey bars' volume control you are talking about is in the new ONYX 4.5 final.

Check it out, its running on a new SYS.
[G1 Android Development] DMaverick50:
I had a friend root my phone and I know if I want to flash a new build I rename the file update and drag it to my android folder then restart the phone a certain way and press alt s to load the build.

I love my g1 and the 1.5 build Im using but I cant get any further because Ive scoured the internet and these threads and I just cant figure out what all of this computer jargon means and I dont understand how anybody does know without taking classes in it.

I think I should make a nandroid backup and partition my sd card to run apps but good lord what does this mean (regarding nandroid)???---

"anyone who has root on their G1 and has the engineering/dev spl bootloader [1] (or has a dev phone) + a recovery image with busybox and adbd running as root [2"

and this (regarding sd partition)???---

pre-requisite "You created the FAT32 / EXT2 combo partitions" I mean this is a PRE-REQUISITE! I found a thread regarding the fat/ext deal and didnt understand it either.

I know nobody is here to babysit but is there some website somebody can direct me to to begin understanding what Im reading, I mean I read through the sd partition for dummies thread and I literally understood MAYBE 10% of the words, if thats for "dummies" im clearly the "dumbest"

I have the will I just dont have the way, ive typed the language i dont understand into every search engine I know of and Ive learned nothing. You guys are born geniuses

and what the hell's a "script"
[G1 Android Development] jashsu:
No offense intended, but I don't think you should root your phone or carry out any of the procedures outlined in the developer forum. Following instructions to the letter is important when you are performing unauthorized and unsupported hacks, and most of those instructions assume an intermediate-to-advanced level of computing understanding.

As far as "where you learn it", I assume it varies from person to person. Although in nearly all cases, you learn it slowly by absorption when you are immersed in computing culture. Eventually if you lurk enough and see a word enough times in a particular context, you gain an understanding of what it means without being explicitly told.
[G1 Android Development] Stryder5:
You learn as you read through forums and threads and asking questions. If you're lucky, someone will explain it to you.

A script is like a programming language that controls a software application.

Nandroid is a tool or script you can use to backup your phone. It takes a bit of knowledge to restore from the backup though and requires a separate thread

You can read all about SPL's here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=455860

Can't help you with busybox/adb/recovery image right now.

FAT32 and EXT2 are just file type partitions. Think of a hard drive as a box. You put a divider cutting the box down the middle to split it into 2 compartments so each compartment can store something different. That's essentially what you do to a SD card when you create a FAT32 and EXT2 partition.
[G1 Android Development] atlmatt:
I learned all this by totally screwing things up, then reading, and reading some more. Then using the search function of the forum and of course more reading.

Now I understand a good deal about ADB, terminal, and the many, many other things that come with a rooted phone,,

I don't agree with the post that said if you don't get it don't try it.....

But that is cause I learn by doing...
[G1 Android Development] ivanmmj:
As mentioned, doing this is a little complicated. The wrong step can temporarily brick your phone and then you'd have to know how to fix it, which in a way also requires a certain level of knowledge. It's best to learn and absorb the information first and to NOT be in a hurry to implement what you learn.
[G1 Android Development] borodin1:
I see you joined few days ago. I suggest you start from the begining. i.e. read all stickies. Every questions that you've asked here was asked before by someone else and answered multiple times.

To offer a glimpse of hope here: it's a lot easier for n00bs now as more and more people get comfortable with Android and Android tools and it's not just 2-3 guys who can answer a question. Also, at this point we have apps that will run a script for you, move your apps and caches to SD, overclock you CPU, etc etc etc.

Welcome to XDA and good luck
[G1 Android Development] southsko:
For the APPS2SD do this....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=500387

OH, first backup EVERYTHING on your SD card to your desktop.

Open the terminal program... I always do this **** in adb cause you wont catch me dead trying to type and read a small screen when adb is copy and paste.

type

su

cd /data

wget http://64.105.21.209/bin/lib/droid/sdsplit

chmod 555 sdsplit

/data/sdsplit -nd -fs 7500M (thats for an 8 gig card. so adjust it depending on what side card you have 4 gig = 3500M etc...)

Now you need to make sure you have an APPS2SD rom... That makes /system/sd available. Now you have to copy and make "aliases" from the old spot to the new... Million threads on that one. Just wanted to give props to "MartinFick"s script (bunch of commands in a file I guess you can say. You can run any partitioning sw on windows 7 or I would of gone that route...
[G1 Android Development] DMaverick50:
i appreciate the replies. Ive been on this forum for about month checking throughout the day (instead of paying attention to my professors) but only signed up recently to post.

I do understand the concept of nandroid and the sd partition, I just get lost in the processes very quickly. In my life Ive only learned by screwing things up so im ready for almost anything. I dont want to get stuck without a phone though so Ill definitely try to get a better understanding before trying anything dramatic. I guess Ill keep looking for some website that has a search where I can just type in all of the language I dont understand, surely this type of site exists I just havent found it yet...
[G1 Android Development] DMaverick50:
The steps seem doable but it says to use jesusfreak's build, i am on dude's will this be a problem? thanks
[G1 Android Development] knight4linux:
Simple...we are the borg! The apparent knowledge is actually just one giant shared conscience, connecting our minds together from the time we log onto XDA...and we think you should join us. *Evil Laugh* :D
[G1 Android Development] ivanmmj:
ROFL.

I'm not sure if that exists. You see, almost all of those terms were invented by people in THIS forum.
[G1 Android Development] southsko:
I did it on the dudes. Any (i think) build that enables the ext partition to be mounted to /system/sd will work...
[G1 Android Development] DMaverick50:
So can I partition while on this regular build and then flash the apps2sd build or do I need to first download an apps2sd build and then do the actual partition?
[G1 Android Development] rigamrts:
some help

When it says to use the jf build that's just the one he used and is familiar with the steps the root hack the phone are the same no matter what. Now the thing you want to do is learn one proccess and stick with it weather it be abd, fastboot, or the sdcard method for beginners or noobs I do not suggest adb or fastboot cause it require knowing how to use a comand line and if you don't know what that is then don't try it. But like everyone says read about it first before you take the plunge also since you have a friend who can do it have him show you how he does it sometime seeing it done on the fly or being told while doing it with someone there to take over if things go wrong is always good. Have fun flashing and once you figure it out do it a few time to get used to it
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
heheh .. didn't we mention we're all a bunch of geeks - LOL - genius cannot be found here (pointing at self) .. i have been known to have a couple bright ideas now and again tho

"script" is just a funny way of saying "we did the work for you" .. all those lines of text that nobody wants to type over and over and over are all neatly packed into one little file .. type the name of the file and VOILA!! all those lines of text are spit into the little pocket sized computer and you have no blisters on your thumbs to show for it

now .. if we could only find a script that got us thru rush hour traffic
[G1 Android Development] southsko:
I did what I posted then flashed the APPS2SD rom and then transferred everything over, but when I flashed it it still had all my apps so I would say you can do it before also.

Remember to nandroid backup before you try and move all your files.

OT

Once you get adb running sending all these commands are so easy as you copy and paste and you can restore your phone back the way it was in 2 minutes...
[G1 Android Development] DMaverick50:
i see. im so much more confident attempting the partition after these posts im tempted to ask for the same help with nandroid since ive looked through the threads. But I guess i should head to one of them and start asking questions i know they run a pretty tight ship around here with duplicate threads and off-topic ones and what not...
[G1 Android Development] southsko:
nandroid was so much harder to read in the thread than it actually is

I'm hoping this thread may help other people.... and will try and help till I run out of beer.. anyway

restoring a backup when you are can connect with fastboot is so simple. Once you get adb working then dl and put fastboot in the tool dir. Then you go to your sd card /nadroid/randomcrap/whatever date/ and copy the 3 files below into the same tools directory.

from the command line on your computer type

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot flash system system.img

fastboot flash data data.img

I flashed to one of the first cupcake roms and was like **** this! flashed right back to my old backup. ahhhhh!!!
[G1 Android Development] DMaverick50:
Get ready to laugh..............adb? Fastboot? Everything else looks straight forward ( I assume I'm copying the 3 things to sd thru cpu)...
[G1 Android Development] twistkill:
lmao... :D
[G1 Android Development] twistedumbrella:
Honestly, a lot of this is learned by breaking your phone until it works. As akward as that sounds I have sent my phone into a boot loop a dozen times, bricked it twice, and force closed stuff more times than I can count. We are all here to help, though, and my experience becomes your lesson. Hehe. How's it coming?
[G1 Android Development] bigballa:
dude it takes months of reading forums and asking questions

and reading stickies

when i first joined i would have to read almost every page in a specific thread to finally figure out which was is the correct way

because while on a tutorial thread that specific way wont work so i would have to read through the posts to try different procedures on how to do certain things

like apps to sd

or rooting my phone

or doing a nandroid

i asked almost 50 or 60 questions before i actually did my first nandroid backup and was successful because i had knowledge from reading

all i can say is read and use the stickies

they are helpful

and lately this forum is become a nuisance to go through because of so many new people coming into the rooting field but if u take it one step at a time and try to help anyone like i have and once you start talking about it itll "click"

but you have to have some basic computer knowledge such as what the terminal is and how its used

and basic commands like cmd or ipconfig

i didnt know squat about linux or any of its commands

i still dont and i dont think ill have time to learn it

but once you read so many commands like rm -r or ln -s or cp -a you figure it out that it means copy or link or remove....nandroid was a big step for me to figure out on my own

thankfully i had someone help me out and ill let u know what he told me too

to do a nandroid backup use the 2nd post in the nandroid thread.

that gives easy directions and guidance

need more help

just pm me man

always happy to help someone

my only way of giving back haha :D

cheers
[G1 Android Development] DOHCtor:
Lots of researching and reading. I always mod my phone, no matter what brand it is and I would always join a hacking forum just to learn. It took me about two weeks to learn what I know now.